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Europe’s play to keep Trump happy cannot come at the expense of a longer-term strategy (Torrey Taussig and Josh Lipsky – Atlantic Council)

Finalized in Scotland on July 27, the preliminary trade deal between the United States and the European Union (EU) stands out as one of...

British intelligence warns cyber threat to critical infrastructure is increasing (Alexander Martin – The Record)

The threat posed by hackers to critical infrastructure in Britain is increasing, leaving a “widening gap” between the potential for harm and the collective...

Hackers using fake summonses in attacks on Ukraine’s defense sector (Daryna Antoniuk – The Record)

Hackers have been sending fake summons emails purportedly from Ukrainian courts to target the country’s government, military and defense sector in a new cyberespionage...

Agentic AI: Does the Future of Warfare Look Autonomous? (The Soufan Center)

Agentic warfare, a military model in which autonomous and semi-autonomous systems are deployed to facilitate or drive planning, logistics, operations, and intelligence, is set...

Battle of the currencies: The dollar versus digital (Stephen Grenville – Lowy The Interpreter)

The US dollar’s role as pre-eminent global currency is under pressure. Enthusiasts of BRICS (the grouping of economies that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China...

Australia risks wasting its solar superpower status (Clare Caldwell – Lowy The Interpreter)

As statistics go, this is a good one: Australia could generate enough electricity to satisfy the needs of the entire world by covering just...

Fibre-optic drones reshape Ukraine’s technological war (David Kirichenko – Lowy The Interpreter)

Fibre-optic drones have taken a more central role on the battlefields in Ukraine. Frontline soldiers describe the conflict as a war of drones and...

India, the US and the Quad: managing tensions to meet the China challenge (Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan – ASPI The Strategist)

India’s continued purchase of weapons and energy from Russia is raising difficulties in its relationship with the United States that are extending across the...

Eighty years after Hiroshima, the big nuclear risks are in Asia (Al Hynes – ASPI The Strategist)

Eighty years ago, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki helped end the largest war in history. The bomb has reshaped global power, deterrence...
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